A Galapagos giant tortoise estimated to be about 130 years old is returning home after having so much sex that he saved his species.
Diego, the giant tortoise helped to save his species by procreating 800 turtles is pictured in Galapagos, Ecuador, Jan. 9, 2020.
Diego, the giant tortoise helped to save his species by procreating 800 turtles is pictured in Galapagos, Ecuador, Jan. 9, 2020.Ecuador’s Environmental Ministry announced Friday that it decided to end the 40-year captive breeding program on Espanola Island, demonstrating the recovery of habitat conditions and of the tortoise population, according to theThe population went from 15 to 2,000 tortoises due to the program, according to the conservancy.
Diego, the giant tortoise helped to save his species by procreating 800 turtles is pictured in Galapagos, Ecuador, Jan. 9, 2020. Diego, the giant tortoise helped to save his species by procreating 800 turtles is pictured in Galapagos, Ecuador, Jan. 9, 2020.Closing the breeding program will include the return of the 15 original adults -- 12 females and two males -- originally found on the island, who will then be released in their natural habitat in March after a quarantine period to eliminate risks of seed dispersal from plants that are not typical of the island.
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